The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-04
LOCAL NEWS

See the announcement of c. c.
Duff.
Rev. Donnelly was in Detroit I'll
Monday.
C.. G. Turner was home the frs
of the week
Remember the coming sanitary
convention.
August Wesener is clerking at
Osburn & Sons
DR.. n. E. Knapp passed the Sab
bath In Fenton.
DIR. Fred Todd was in Ann Arbor
the fore part of the week.
advertising is the royal road to
business. "-P. L. Barnum
Aid. Wolverton contemplates 60
ing to California in about two weeks.
~. Eb. Gould has sold his furniture
business at Ashley, and returned to
Owosso.
The Rev. Mr.. Brewer will preach
in the Congregational church next
Sunday evening.
Miss Hattie Warren. OF New Hud-
son, is in the city visiting her sister
Mrs. Nj. L. Parker.
Geo. Sprinkle has commenced the
erection Of new house, corner of
Exchange and Hickory street.
A meeting of.,he State Board Of
Pharmacy at Lansing during the week
called S. E. Parkill to that place.
Alex. johnson will hereafter relieve
the government Of a part of The sur
plus in its treasury pension.
Married, at Toledo, Oct. 90 by Rev.
J.J. Weiss. VIM. d. Griffith and
Matilda Montague, both of Owosso.
DR.. Duffield, health officer of De-
troit, will read paper before the
coming sanitary convention in this
city.
NJ. l.. Parker is burning his last
kiln Of brick He will furnish a large
number Of brick for the car shop
buildings.
= Howard M. Holmes, of Lansing,
has purchased an interest il the Ann
Arbor Register. Mr.. II. is we'll
known here.
A number of the Owosso Odd Eel
lows visited Byron lodge Tuesday
evening and assisted in the ceremony
Of initiating several new members.
AT. Stewart, one of the most sue
cessful business men who ever lived,
said: "He who invests one dollar in
business should invest one dollar in
advertising that business.
M. l.. Parker reports prosperous
business this season, although late in
beginning operations The output
of his yard reaches round million,
and nearly every brick sold or con-
tracted for.
Every lady in Owosso should at.
tend Mrs. DR.. Haverfeld's lectures
and learn how to secure health and
happiness, and how to keep it. The
doctor is a graduate Of two medical
colleges and knows what she talks
about. Her lectures are spoken Of
in the highest terms where ever she
has been.
A TINES reporter passed part
of the day Wednesday at the stock
farm of Barnes Bros. near Byron.
Our readers are all familiar with the
extent Of the business done by this
firm, and with the quality of their
stock. They report the demand good
for stock and are daily making sales
to all parts Of the state. A visit to
the farm will repay anyone.
Wednesday afternoon just after the
threshers had commenced work at
the farm of Geo. Saver, in Rush, a
spark from the engine set fire to a
stack of clover seed, and before the
flames were. under control eleven
stacks of clover seed, corn stalks and
straw, and Ia.se pig pen were de-
stroyed. Loss $500, partially in
sured
]. Is. Human received letter yes.
terday afternoon frori his brother in
SQw, William Wicking, who LETT here
tast week for Florida Mr. w S VS.
that the family made the journey
safely and are again settled in their
former home; his goods reached Holly
Hill on the same train. He mentions
seeing + + White a. Rollston. where
he expected to meet his family. The
weather he says is fine, doors and
windows all open yet
An interesting law case was tried
before Justice Gale at Corunna on
Wednesday, involving peculiar points.
Rosco Chaffin rented house of DR..
Peterson, agent for John Levalley;
during the summer he has had con.
siderable sickness in his family and
claims that il came from water set
Ting under the house. The suit was
brought to recover damages. resulting
N a verdict Of "no cause Of action